It will double its turnover again this year

MADRID, 6 Feb. (EUROPA PRESS) -

Deepki, an ESG data company, recorded revenues last year for an amount of 27 million euros, 92% more than the 14 million with which it closed 2021, as reported by the entity.

Deepki closed in March a financing round of 150 million euros, announced in March with the aim of accelerating internal and external growth, international expansion and innovation. To this is added the acquisition in June of Fabriq, which allowed it to add more clients to its base.

"Last year saw a number of unique developments for Deepki, including securing significant new investments and launching our ESG Index. In 2023, we will continue to focus on growing our client base, which now includes leading financial institutions in the market and expanding our global footprint as we help companies around the world address the challenge of climate change," said Deepki CEO and Co-Founder Vincent Bryant.

Heading into the year just started, the company expects revenue to double as commercial property owners invest in improving ESG performance and energy efficiency.

It also plans to enter new markets such as North America, where "it sees a great opportunity for its capabilities, as the US commercial real estate sector lags behind the European one in terms of ESG performance."